anaheim-gazette 1951-12-03

MR. AND MRS. CARL J. VESTER celebrated fifty years of marriage Sunday afternoon with a reception in Bethel Baptist church for 150 guests. Mrs. Vester is the former Leila Brown and peated her marriage vows in Indiana Nov. 2, 1901.—(Gazette photo by Robertson) MR. AND MRS. CARL J. VESTER celebrated fifty years of marriage Sunday afternoon with a reception in Bethel Baptist church for 150 guests. Golden Wedding Anniversary Party for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vester Yesterday A colorful rainbow ending in a pot of gold rosebuds provided a lovely motif for the golden wedding anniversary celebration yesterday, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Vester of Anaheim. More than 150 friends and relatives gathered at Bethel Baptist church to honor the popular couple who have made their home in California since 1926. They were married November 27, 1901, in Warren county, Indiana, in the Brown family home. Presiding at the beautifully appointed tea table were Mrs. V. J. Barfoot and Mrs. Walter Paulus. Guest look was passed by Mrs. Margaret Haugh. Among the guests were the couple's two daughters, Mrs. Merle Single of Missouri and Mrs. Wayen Richardson of Lynwood. Other cut-of-town guests included Mrs. Stanley Greer of Missouri, Mr. and Mrs. Orla Ralph of Los Angeles; Mrs. Eva McCracken of Los Angeles; Mrs. Mildred Goyette, Alhambra; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tompkins, Glendora; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tompkins, Claremont; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tompkins and family; Roger Tompkins and family and Miss Laura Lee Tompkins, all of Pomona; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Phiefier, Fontana; Mr. and Mrs. Stan Matyshak of Compton; Mr. and Mrs. John Wentz, Lynwood; Mrs. Charles Bennett and Mrs. Clayton Scarbrough of Orange. Before retiring, the Vesters operated meat markets in Orange and Los Angeles counties. Top Pianist for Community Concert Sascha Gorodnitzki, one of the nations' top pianists, will present the second program in the Santa Ana Community Concert association's season Saturday, Dec. 8. The concert will be given in Santa Ana High school auditorium at 8:15 p.m. Gorodnitzki has become a recital favorite throughout the United States, Canada and Latin America since making his debut with the New York Philharmonic symphony orchestra as winner of the Schubert Memorial prize. He had played for more than 65 New York engagements and has appeared as soloist with the nation's foremost orchestras. The artist recently was appointed to succeed the late Olga Samaroff-Stokowski on the faculty of the Juilliard School of Music in New York. The Santa Ana concert organization opened its season last month with a program given by William Warfield, baritone. Its concert series also will include performances by Mata and Hari dance team, Feb. 1; Virtuosi di Roma, instrumental ensemble, Feb. 7, and Pierette Alarie, soprano, March 7. MR. AND MRS. J. H. BOHN anniversary Friday. They Nov. 21, 1901, and came to Lodi for 17 years. More than the reception in their hono Baptist church. Bethel Baptist C Anniversary Par Congratulatory honors bestowed on Mr., and Mrs., J Bohnet of this city Friday a noon when members of families and a large number friends gathered at Bethel tist church to present a prop of music and spiritual message in their honor. Participating in the propo THE ANAHEIM ANAHAM - PHONE 6201 Claudette Colbert - Ann Blyth "THUNDER on the HILL" Virginia Mayo - Dennis Morgan "PAINTING the CLOUDS WITH SUNSHINE" NOW—Doors Open 8:45 p.m. 2 GREAT COLOR FEATURES Mitzi Gaynor Dale Robertson in — "GOLDEN GIRL" and — STARTLING! FANTASTIC! "FLIGHT TO MARS" MELVIN BEAN PROMOTED Melvin R. Bean, USN, son of Mrs. Mary H. Bean of 606 North Claudina st., Anaheim, Calif., was recently advanced to electronics technician, third class, at U.S. Fleet Activities, Yokosuka, Japan, where he is presently attached. For Health, Eat California Fruit Orange DRIVE-IN THEATRE HIGHWAY 101 AT PLACENTIA PHIL. 3-8271 • Orange 309 FIRST with the BEST for the LEAST! SHOW STARTS AT 6:45 ★ BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:15 WHEN WORLD'S COLLIDE In Earth-Shaking TECHNICOLOR Produced by GEORGE PAL • RUDOLPH MATÉ Screenplay by Syngene Baker Based on a novel by Edwin Baumer and Philip White A Paramount Picture —and — ON THE LOOSE Friday Dec. 7th MIDNITE... SPOOK SHOW TELL SCARE THE TELL OUT OF YOU Saturday Dec. 8th The Santa Ana concert organization opened its season last month with a program given by William Warfield, baritone. Its concert series also will include performances by Mata and Hari dance team, Feb. 1; Virtuosi di Roma, instrumental ensemble, Feb. 7, and Pierette Alarie, soprano, March 7. Congratulatory honors bestowed on Mr. and Mrs. J.Bohnet of this city Friday afternoon when members of families and a large number of friends gathered at Bethel list church to present a program of music and spiritual message in their honor. Participating in the program were Mrs. Walter Gooden, our artist; the Rev. Berthold Jack pastor; Donald Bohnet, groom; Mrs. Ralph Corneius, his sister; Harry Fox, vice moderator; the church; Mrs. Ervin M. Mrs. Phil Boettcher and Mrs. mund Bohnet, trio; Paul Keit, representing the Broodhood; Miss Esther Leuschner, Gooden, and Mrs. Herbert Bart, instrumentalists; Mrs. Joe Quast, representing the Women's Union; Arlene Bohnet, nist; John Krentzler, of the ble class; Marlyn Litz and August Litz, duet; and D.Bohnet, reading. Reception followed with freshments prepared by the ladies of the choreographer. Assisting at tea table, decorated in tradition theme, were Mrs. John Kreynz Mrs. H. Urbigkeit, Mrs. Ukeit, assisted by Mrs. Quast, responsible for the decorative Guest book was passed by Mr. Steffen. Mrs. Bohnet wore a blue gown with an orchid corsage gift of the family. Members of the family attending were their sons, Arnold net and family of Lodi and mund E. Bohnet and family Anaheim. Others were Mr. Mrs. Edward Dix of Salinas; and Mrs. George Bruce of Mrs. Edward Bayer of San Mateo; Mrs. Evelyn Braeger of San Mateo; Mrs. Clarence Dunham, JUST MARRIED—Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Hund embrace following marriage Saturday at St. Joseph church, Santa Ana. Members of the wedding party looking on are: Mrs. Peggy Ryan, Mrs. Harold Hund, Mrs. June Stokes, Harold Hund, Jack Hoag and Forrest Parker. (Gazette photo by Robertson) Saturday Afternoon Services at St. Joseph's Unite Betty Braungart-Lawrence Hund Impressive afternoon nuptials at St. Joseph's Catholic church in Santa Ana, united Miss Betty Joan Braungart of that city and Lawrence E. Hund of Anaheim. Father Ernest Gaulderson officiated at the double ring services. The lovely bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Braungart of Ft. Wayne, Ind., chose for her wedding ensemble a white satin gown, en train, with a fitted bodice of lace over satin. Long lace sleeves ended in points at the wrist and the yoke was styled with a sweetheart neckline. Her fingertip veil fell from a lace halo edged in seed pearls and she carried a shower bouquet of white orchids and carnations. Completing her attire were a pair of white satin wedding slippers borrowed from Mrs. Harold Hund and a sinner. Former Resident Founding of Church Discussed at Meet Fidelis class of White Tie Methodist church met Thursday in the church basement for lunch dinner, despite the fact most of the 33 members had attended group auditions hear Mrs. Irent Butterbrodtcast from KVOE. She sent a talk on "What It Means to be a WSCS." Serving on the hostess committee were Mrs. Alice Funk, Elizabeth Rapp and Mrs. M. Owens. Mrs. Elsie Pence participated over the afternoon but meeting. In her devotions, Mrs. Johnston discussed the church" of Dinuba, founded Mrs. George Gilmour. She that Mrs. Gilmour continued work her husband was interested in, and after his death collected $12.00 for the children's care where minister and choirbers are all under 10 years age. Mrs. Gilmour lived in heim 16 years ago and was member of Fidelis class. After the program were Mrs. Forsyte and Mrs. Carrje inner. Republican Women Meeting to Elect Officers Tomorrow Anaheim Republican will meet tomorrow at 10 to officers for the term. Plan also be outlined with Mrs. Impressive afternoon nuptials at St. Joseph's Catholic church in Santa Ana, united Miss Betty Joan Braungart of that city and Lawrence E. Hund of Anaheim. Father Ernest Gaulderson officiated at the double ring services. The lovely bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Braungart of Ft. Wayne, Ind., chose for her wedding ensemble a white satin gown, en train, with a fitted bodice of lace over satin. Long lace sleeves ended in points at the wrist and the yoke was styled with a sweetheart neckline. Her fingertip veil fell from a lace halo edged in seed pearls and she carried a shower bouquet of white orchids and carnations. Completing her attire were a pair of white satin wedding slippers borrowed from Mrs. Harold Hund and a single strand of pearls from her mother. Matron of honor, Mrs. Peggy Ryan, wore a gown of rose amethyst with a fitted bodice and cap sleeves. A wreath of tiny chrysanthemums in her hair was repeated in her bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums and roses. Bridesmaids, Mrs. June Stokes and Mrs. Harold Hund, wore matching attire with a crescent of yellow chrysanthemums in their hair. Harold Hund was best man and ushers were Jack Hoag and Forrest Parker. "Ave Maria," "Panis Angelicus" and traditional music were played by organist Charles Miller with Edward Furtek as soloist. Capilla de San Antonio was the setting for the reception where Mrs. Braungart greeted guests in a blue afternoon dress accessorized in black and a corsage of yellow roses. Mrs. Hund wore a brown gabardine suit dress with brown accessories and a corsage of pink roses. For a Las Vegas honeymoon, the bride wore a grey and gold pin stripe suit with navy blue accessories and a white orchid corsage. She is a graduate of South Side high school in Fort Wayne, attended St. Louis Institute of Music and is employed by Pacific Telephone Co. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Hund of N. West st., was graduated from Anaheim high school, served for three years in the Navy, and is also employed by the telephone company. They will reside at 9851 S. Lemon st. Republican Women Meeting to Elect Officers Tomorrow Anaheim Republican will meet tomorrow at 10 noon officers for the term. Plan also be outlined with Mrs. for procedure during the year. All Republican women interested are urged to attend meeting at the new YMCA. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey T 10641 S. Flower st., are entering his aunt, Mrs. Ella Tay Arkansas. She will be here five weeks. Dec. 19 she will ceil her 87th birthday at the home her son, H. A. Taylor of Glenn. Mrs. Harry Williams of S. Flower st., who was seated injured while driving her Stanton ave., has been in the heim Community hospital after Joseph hospital in Orange for several weeks, returned home day and is reported to be very well. School Yearbook Receives Award Anaheim's union high year book, the Colonist, has recently notified for the consecutive year that it received the Mead Award for outstanding yearbook. The Mead Company, who the honor, in their most edition of their publication listed a picture of the cover a complete writeup dealing the book. In a letter received recent Mead company also stated must be a very happy school practically everyone in the dreds of pictures is smiling cipal, instructors and students. Editor of the book was Mazza. It was produced direction of journalism institute Howard Hall with printing in the school shop by Lloyd Anniversary Party Friday Afternoon Congratulatory honors were awarded on Mr., and Mrs. J. H. net of this city Friday after when members of their families and a large number of friends gathered at Bethel Bap-church to present a program music and spiritual messages their honor. Participating in the program Mrs. Walter Gooden, organist the Rev. Berthold Jacksteit,itor; Donald Bohnet, grand-mrs. Ralph Corneius, solo-harry Fox, vice moderator of church; Mrs. Ervin Mabs, Phil Boettcher and Mrs. Ed-nd Bohnet, trio; Paul Jung, representing the Brother-nd; Miss Esther Leuscher, Mrs.iden, and Mrs. Herbert Stab-, instrumentalists; Mrs. R. Quast, representing the Wom-Union; Arlene Bohnet, pia-; John Krentzler, of the Bi-class; Marlyn Litz and Mrs.ust Litz, duet; and Donna net, reading. Reception followed with re-rements prepared by the ladies the-church: Assisting at the table, decorated in traditional one, were Mrs. John Krenzler, H. Urbigkeit, Mrs. Urbig-it, assisted by Mrs. Quast, was responsible for the decorations. The book was passed by Mrs. A. offen. Ms. Bohnet wore a blue lace with an orchid corsage, a part of the family. Members of the family attend-were their sons, Arnold Boh- and family of Lodi and E-nd E. Bohnet and family ofheim. Others were Mr. and Edward Dix of Salinas; Mr. Mrs. George Bruce of Lodi; Edward Bayer of San Jose; Evelyn Braeger of San Jose; Clarence Dunham, Santa Ana; Mrs. Edna Philley, San Jose, and Edward Bayer Jr., of San Jose. After an absence of three years, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Loomis are returning to Buena Park. With their baby daughter, Yvonne, they will reside at 8142 Ventura st., Freeway Park. Telephone Co. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Hund of N. West st., was graduated from Anaheim high school, served for three years in the Navy, and is also employed by the telephone company. They will reside at 9851 S. Lem-on st. For Health, Eat California Fruit! For Health, Eat California START TODAY... 3% CURRENT RATE From December 1st On All Savings Received By the 10th of December INSURED SAVINGS Earn a full 3% on all savings received by the 10th of December...and receive your interest checks each QUARTER by mail if you desire. Find out soon about this convenient plan and the other advantages at this pioneer company. Anaheim's Only "Savings Insured" Savings Association The SAVINGS LOAN & BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF ANAHEIM 211 E.CENTER ST.,ANAHEIM-PHONE 7283 Former Resident 3 Anaheim Jazette MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1954 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Bounding of Church Discussed at Meet Fidellis class of White Temple Chadist church met Thursday the church basement for a pot dinner, despite the fact that most of the 33 members present attended group auditions to Mr Mrs Irent Butterworth broadcast from KVOE. She preted a talk on "What It Means to be a WSCS." Serving on the hostess commitment were Mrs. Alice Funk, Mrs. Elizabeth Rapp and Mrs. Myrtle Wens. Mrs. Elsie Pence presideover the afternoon business meeting. On her devotions, Mrs. W. H. Hanson discussed the "little church" of Dinuba, founded by Ms. George Gilmour. She said at Mrs. Gilmour continued the work her husband was interested in and after his death collected $200 for the children's church were minister and choir memers are all under 10 years of age. Mrs. Gilmour lived in Analam 16 years ago and was a member of Fidellis class. Also on the program were Mrs. Orpha Parsyte and Mrs. Carrje Fackr. WEDDING PLANS were revealed by Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Vincent of Anaheim recently when they announced that their daughter, Janet Carol, will wed Robert Lawrence Walter of N. Janss st. Republican Women Meeting to Elect Officers Tomorrow Anaheim Republican women will meet tomorrow at 10 to elect officers for the term. Plans will be outlined with Mrs. Lella Republican Women Meeting to Elect Officers Tomorrow Anaheim Republican women will meet tomorrow at 10 to elect officers for the term. Plans will be outlined with Mrs. Leila procedure during the coming year. All Republican women interested are urged to attend the meeting at the new YMCA. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor, 641 S. Flower st., are entertaining his aunt, Mrs. Ella Taylor of Kansas. She will be here for two weeks. Dec. 19 she will celebrate her 87th birthday at the home of her son, H. A. Taylor of Glendale. Mrs. Harry Williams of 10652 Flower st., who was seriously injured while driving her car on Anton ave., has been in the Anaheim Community hospital and St. Joseph hospital in Orange for several weeks, returned home Sunday and is reported to be doing well. School Yearbook Receives Award Anaheim's union high school book, the Colonist, has been recently notified for the second consecutive year that it has received the Mead Award for an outstanding yearbook. The Mead Company, who award the honor, in their most recent edition of their publication published a picture of the cover and complete writeup dealing with the book. In a letter received recently the head company also stated, "It must be a very happy school, asactually everyone in the hundreds of pictures is smiling, principal, instructors and students." Editor of the book was Lucy Mazza. It was produced under direction of journalism instructor Howard Hall with printing done the school shop by Lloyd Ross. 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